Here are the answers to your questions based on the information from the Periodic Table.
Question 1: How many valence electrons do an atom of silicon (Si) and an atom of hydrogen (H) have?
- Answer: Silicon (Si) has 4 valence electrons, and Hydrogen (H) has 1 valence electron.
- Correct Response: 4:1
Question 2: Silane is a molecule made up of Silicon (Si) and Hydrogen (H). What is the chemical formula for this substance?
- Answer: Silane consists of one silicon atom bonded to four hydrogen atoms (SiHâ‚„).
- Correct Response: SiH4
Question 3: What type of bonds are formed between silicon (Si) and hydrogen (H)?
- Answer: The bonds formed between silicon and hydrogen in silane are covalent bonds.
- Correct Response: Covalent
Question 4: Looking at the electronegativities of silicon and hydrogen, what can you determine about their electronegativities?
- Answer: The values of their electronegativities are similar, as both elements are relatively moderate in electronegativity.
- Correct Response: The values of their electronegativities are similar.
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